Andy Mitchell is a sports reporter based in Warwick, United Kingdom. With a focus on local sports news, Andy has written for various publications including the Warwick Courier, Nub News, Banbury Guardian, and BBC News. He covers a range of sports topics, from local team updates to major sporting events.
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Leamington, United Kingdom (Local)
Andy focuses primarily on local government and legal policy regulation, with a special emphasis on council decisions, housing, parking, and public transportation. Given this focus, Andy is likely to be interested in pitches related to local governance issues such as council decision-making processes, infrastructure development projects within Warwickshire or the UK more broadly.
Those who can provide informed perspectives on urban planning regulations or policies impacting public services like parking and transportation within the specified geographic area may find success in pitching to Andy. Additionally, experts who have insights into housing developments and associated challenges within the region could capture his interest.
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By: Andy Mitchell
A Leamington councillor has expressed concern that a lack of reception places in the right areas could cause “chaos” for parents, schools and road users in the town.
By: Andy Mitchell
A councillor concerned that school expansion plans in Rugby are “risky” has been promised answers on how pupil numbers will be managed.
Worcester City bounced back from Saturday’s FA Cup exit with a win against Racing Club Warwick.
By: Andy Mitchell
Warwick District Council has appointed an external consultant to investigate its handling of a controversial planning appeal.
By: Andy Mitchell, Caroline Gall
Warwick District Council says it has appointed external consultants to look at its role.
The issue was ongoing for around five years
Susie Rack Andy Mitchell Councillors have given the go-ahead for the next stage of plans to create a pair of long-awaited new Warwickshire leisure centres.
By: Andy Mitchell
Warwickshire County Council has implemented spending restrictions in a bid to plug a near-£27 million gap in this year’s finances.
By: Andy Mitchell
The authority will use tighter controls when it comes to managing staff vacancies, the use of agency staff or contractors and even staff overtime, while ability to spend on catering and hospitality, training and development, attending conferences and external venue hire will be hit in a bid to save by March 2025.
By: Andy Mitchell
Staffing problems at Warwickshire County Council continue to increase amid rising sickness absence and trouble recruiting.
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